PET 7 test 2 (hay vào)

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In this email, Maria wants to

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Tomoko hasn't skied before and wants inexpensive lessons form a teacher who speak Japanese or English. She'd like to stay somewhere where she doesn't have to cook for herself.

• Ice Mountain

  Come to this beautiful spot if you’re a new to the sport. Try out easy ski runs under the instruction of qualified teachers-their services are reasonably priced and many speak several languages including English. Classes are for adults only. Guesthouses provide accommodation with breakfast and evening meals. The center is reached by train.

• Mount Brock

  This center is family-friendly with lots of sporting activities for children, but there isn’t much to interest advanced skiers. Although there’s seldom a lack of snow on Mount Brock, it can be cloudy so that the scenery is hidden. Access is by road.

• Eagle’s Nest

  There’s skiing in this area for skiers of all abilities, with special classes for children, but snowboarders aren’t welcome. Accommodation is in comfortable holyday apartment with balconies, where non-skiers can enjoy the fine weather surrounded by wonderful mountain views. There is a good bus service from the center to the nearest train station.

Alex and Helen are going skiing for the second time and wuold like to a center with easy skiing anf interesting places to visit. They want to fly there and rent skies cheaply on arrival.

• Bear Point

  This center is favorite with skilful young skiers who have limited money. Accommodation is reasonably priced and many speak and there’s a variety of evening entertainment. However, it’s hard to find a good instructor and you can’t be certain of the snowfall. Cheap flights go to the local airport.

• Rose Valley

  This area has much to offer, both to skiers with little or no experience and to those wanting challenging and exciting skiing. Ski instructors speak French and Geman. Some slopes are reserved for snowboarders. There’s lively nightlife but the weather can be unreliable. Access to the area is by rail.

• Fairview

  This historic mountain town has much for visitors to see. The slpes don’t attract expert skiers, but are suitable for those wishing to improve their basic skills. English-speaking instructors a lot, but hiring equipment is very reasonable. This center isn’t recommended for children. The airport is nearby.

Matt and Matin are looking for some exciting skiing. They don't want to be with beginers or worry that there might not be enough snow. They like eating out in the evening.

• Windy Pine

  The ski and snowboard runs here are high in the mountains so you can be sure of lots of good snow, but they are extremely challenging and only for the expert. Skiers can relax after dark in a number of small bars and restaurants. The airport is a two-hour bus ride a way.

• Eagle’s Nest

  There’s skiing in this area for skiers of all abilities, with special classes for children, but snowboarders aren’t welcome. Accommodation is in comfortable holyday apartment with balconies, where non-skiers can enjoy the fine weather surrounded by wonderful mountain views. There is a good bus service from the center to the nearest train station.

• Rose Valley

  This area has much to offer, both to skiers with little or no experience and to those wanting challenging and exciting skiing. Ski instructors speak French and Geman. Some slopes are reserved for snowboarders. There’s lively nightlife but the weather can be unreliable. Access to the area is by rail.

Isabel and her 14-year-old son, Juan, are expert skiers but her husband is a beginer. Juan would like to try other winter sports, like snowboarding. They'll travel to the holiday centre by train.

• Bear Point

  This center is favorite with skilful young skiers who have limited money. Accommodation is reasonably priced and many speak and there’s a variety of evening entertainment. However, it’s hard to find a good instructor and you can’t be certain of the snowfall. Cheap flights go to the local airport.

• Rose Valley

  This area has much to offer, both to skiers with little or no experience and to those wanting challenging and exciting skiing. Ski instructors speak French and Geman. Some slopes are reserved for snowboarders. There’s lively nightlife but the weather can be unreliable. Access to the area is by rail.

• Ice Mountain

  Come to this beautiful spot if you’re a new to the sport. Try out easy ski runs under the instruction of qualified teachers-their services are reasonably priced and many speak several languages including English. Classes are for adults only. Guesthouses provide accommodation with breakfast and evening meals. The center is reached by train.

Chirs and his wife Jo are not keen skiers. They want to be able to relax in the sun and admire the beautiful scenery while their sons of 10 and 12 have skiing lessons.

• Windy Pine

  The ski and snowboard runs here are high in the mountains so you can be sure of lots of good snow, but they are extremely challenging and only for the expert. Skiers can relax after dark in a number of small bars and restaurants. The airport is a two-hour bus ride a way.

• Mount Brock

  This center is family-friendly with lots of sporting activities for children, but there isn’t much to interest advanced skiers. Although there’s seldom a lack of snow on Mount Brock, it can be cloudy so that the scenery is hidden. Access is by road.

• Eagle’s Nest

  There’s skiing in this area for skiers of all abilities, with special classes for children, but snowboarders aren’t welcome. Accommodation is in comfortable holyday apartment with balconies, where non-skiers can enjoy the fine weather surrounded by wonderful mountain views. There is a good bus service from the center to the nearest train station.